CONGRATULATIONS KELLY VALLIER!!
HUGE shout out to Kelly Vallier, 5th&6th grade teacher at Rock River School. Kelly Vallier Named a Top Inspiring Teacher in Wyoming and Honored with $10,000 from the National University System - Sanford Teacher Award.
Congratulations Kelly! We Are Proud of You!!!
CONGRATULATIONS STEPHANIE MCKINNEY!
Mrs. McKinney received the Best In Class Teacher Award on November 15, 2018. This was sponsored by the Laramie Rib & Chop House and received $1000 for the Rock River Elementary! Congratulations Mrs. McKinney!!
Rock River FAQ's
How many students are currently enrolled at your school?
Primary (K – 6th grade) – 32 Students
Secondary (7th grade - 12th grade) – 51 Students
What subjects are offered?
Agriculture, Art, Business, English, Math, Music, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies, Spanish
How many students are from Laramie?
-Primary (K – 6th grade) – 11 Laramie / 2 Bosler
- Secondary (7th grade – 12th grade) – 23 Students
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ROCK SOLID EDUCATION
The staff at Rock River School are determined to deliver a ROCK SOLID EDUCATION to their students. We provide a rigorous curriculum to provide students the opportunity to be college and career-ready. Our students are also able to navigate and succeed in an ever-changing world through the dedication of our staff, parents and our community. Our staff believes in empowering our students to communicate effectively, to apply their knowledge, and to be independent in order to achieve academic, personal and career success.
If you would like to attend or tour our school please contact Tammie Sims @ 307.378.2271 or 307.721.4265 or sims@acsd1.org
Absences Add Up
Your child’s daily, on-time attendance is critical to their success in school. And while some challenges to your child’s school attendance are unavoidable, it’s important to understand the impact of each absence.
A student is considered chronically absent if they miss only two days of school per month (18 days in a year), whether the absences are excused or unexcused. This is true for children as early as elementary school, when they are at a higher risk of falling behind in reading. Even one year of chronic absence can cause a child to fall behind academically and decrease a child’s chances of graduating from high school, which can have long-term consequences on their financial independence, physical well-being and mental health.
The good news? Attending school every day increases a child’s chances of success in school and in life.
For more information please visit: http://absencesaddup.org/